UK Immigration policies have residency requirements, where one of the spouses must reside in the UK for at least half of the year, continuously for 5 years. Therefore, the UK is more suitable for families with children studying in the UK, where one parent can accompany the child to live in the UK.
The first category is for students over 18 years old who aspire to study in the UK. It is recommended that parents consider their child's future development direction when arranging study plans, and plan for immigration in advance.
The second category is suitable for families whose children are studying in the UK and parents intend to accompany them. If the parent accompanying the child is the main applicant, an investment of 105 thousand pounds can grant both the parent and child resident status, and after obtaining this status, the tuition fees for the child attending local public schools can be fully waived.
The third category is for those with a strong desire to live in the UK. Some small to medium-sized cities in the UK are very suitable for living, attracting many families who wish to experience a European lifestyle to settle down.
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